BTH-120-03-H-D-A

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The BTH-120-03-H-D-A is a contactless chip card reader consisting of a 2.5mm pitch, 120-pin board-to-board array. This rectangular connector has an edge type design which is specifically suited to printed circuit board applications and provides a secure bond between the circuit boards. This type of connector is used in a wide variety of industries from medical equipment to electronic point of sale systems.

The BTH-120-03-H-D-A’s pins are each composed of a small metal probe which is designed to fit into the corresponding receiving hole of the mating connector. This creates a strong connection which is able to sustain the transfer of data and power between two circuit boards at high speeds. The contacts are designed to be flexible and can be adjusted as necessary to maintain a proper connection. Furthermore, this connector is able to transfer data at rates of up to 25 MB per second in each direction.

The BTH-120-03-H-D-A is a contactless chip card reader which is able to read and process data from contactless chip cards without physical contact. The reader operates using an electromagnetic field which is generated around the card. When the card is placed in close proximity to the reader, the field is affected by the chip on the card and is also capable of processing information stored on the chip. In addition to reading and writing data from the chip, the reader is also capable of checking the validity of the card.

The BTH-120-03-H-D-A is an ideal choice for a variety of printed circuit board applications due to its secure bond and high transmission speeds. Its contactless chip card reader makes it suitable for use in a wide range of industries, such as in medical equipment, point of sale systems, and security products, where quick and secure data transfer is required. Its flexibility and small form factor make it the perfect choice for printed circuit board projects, providing data transfer speeds of up to 25 MB per second.

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